The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-05-19

| FOR THE IEs.-Commencement sea
son Is rapidly drawing near and white
dress goods with laces. houncings. embroid
cries, pearl buttons and everything that
goes b make the lovely girls sweet and
attractive, are coming more in demand,
NJ. Elkan at the Temple of Fancy" has
large and attractive stock of everything
in this line and is prepared to fill the bill
with anything needful and ornamental.
Nice line plain and fancy candies al
! Nights Jewelry Store. Prices the Lowest
| in the city. may -.
YES, WE NEED A FIRsT-CLAss HoTEL.-
The Louisburg Times says: THE GOLD
class hotel at Iienderson-built in modern
style, equipped and kept on plan com
mensurate with its prctentiOns and appoint
ments. Henderson should have such a
hotel. Let place get mp the reputation Of
! having frst-class hotel and let that repu-
| tation be real, and you will always see Wis
! itors in that town.
The PLACE To GO FOR BARGAINs.-Un-
doubtedly the place to 60 for bargains is
| Clarke's Racket Store. While they have
always carried a large stock, embracing 4
| general assortment. and sell so low it is a
| mystery to know how they do it, for the
spring trade extra preparations were made
/ in the way of more extensive purchases,
and the marking down OF all articles at
bottom figures. If you have any doubts ON
| the subject &c to the Racket Store and see
for yourself.
To get good likeness of yourself. or to
have an old picture eIIKa rged and made as
natural as life, at small >GJrt, Gail Oh
Geo. Newell,in the Art Gallery ~daxsr MI
Dorseys store. may l9S.S
RETIRED-Mr. II. W. Kronheimcr has
withdra VII from the editorial management
of our neighbOr the Oxford Iorchtight, to
accept a more lucrative position in some
other business. During Mr.. kronheimer's
connection with the paper he has labored
for the upbuilding of his town and section
and his course has been marked by cour-
teous, conservative and dignifed bearing
in the editorial chair. We regret to part
company with our friend, but wish him
every success in his new field of labor.
You WANT TO SHAVE.-OScar the Bar
Der, over Smiths drugstore, has the neatest
and best fitted up shop in town, and enjoys
a good run of custom. Polite, attentive,
and ever obliging, it is pleasure to have
him wait on you. He is one of the best
tOnsorial artists in town, and no one has
things nicer around him. If you want a
shave that will make you look and feel as
fresh as daisy, give Oscar call, and if
you want your hair cut in the latest style of
the art tonsorial, remember that his shop
is the place to visit.
F. E. Hight, the Jewelcr, has recently
enlarged his store room and added a large
and handsome display of clocks; neat and
tasty designs, and prices to suit everybody.
A~N>.
DEATH OF ANOTHER CITIZEN OF THE
CoUNTY.-Mr. James l. Satterwhite, ali
old and well-known citizen of this commu-
nifty, died at hi, home near Henderson last
Friday. after short illness, aged 20 years.
moral and christian character, quiet and
transformations in his bearing, and his death
removes friend and neighbor who was
held in warm esteem. He leaves a large
family connection, Mr.. Il. r. Satterwhite of
Henderson being son of his. The remains
were buried in the cemetery here Saturday
afternoon.
Our CHORUs.-The Ne,os- Obsercer speak
ing of the Henderson Chorus at the grand
Music Festival at Petersburg last week, is
kind enough to say this:
At the big musical jubilee in Petersburg,
Va, last week, the Henderson, IN. CO.
Chorus, consisting of about twenty-five
sweet singers, covered themselves with
glorious honors. The musical director of
the occasion. a prominent Boston must
cal man, complimented them in the high
est terms on their proficiency and sweet
voices. The Henderson Chorus was organ
lied last September. The jubilee meets
again in Petersburg next June when we
confidently expect Henderson will carry
off most of the honOrs.
Photographs, in all styles, taken at New
ellis Art Gallery. All work promptly and
satisfactorily executed at very low prices.
AN1I tbt tuC uaAACiS ohCI Do1sCy otolC.
-.>ASN<.
Personal MIR. r. L. Daingerfield,
Cashier of the Bank of Henderson, has
been elected one of the Commissioners of
Henderson. 1t is pleasant to note the esti-
nation in which the young men of our old
town are held wherever they go. There is
good stuff i'm them, and it is bound to be APP
preciated where worth is esteemed.--Fay-
etteville Observer.
This is Mr.. Daingerfield' S second term, he
having been elected TO that Office and served
most acceptahly the past year. lIender-
son delights to honor such man-one in
whom there is such 'good stuff" in all
that goes to make up 4 perfect man-whose
high social position and business integrity
make him a valuable citizen in any conf
nlunity.
WILL HANG.-The negro Albert Taborn
! tried last week at Granville court for bur
glary and attempted rape, was convicted
and sentenced to be hanged Saturday
June 18th. The Jury that convicted him
was composed of two white men and eight
negroes. Now that he has been convicted
and will soon pay the penalty of his crime
! by FORGETTING his life, the GOLD LEAF will
make no comment. The circumstances OF
the case and the subsequent trouble ere